The Quicksilver Activ 675 Open represents the perfect combination of modern design, sporty performance, and exceptional comfort. Recognized as one of the leading boats in its class, it offers an ideal balance between practicality and excitement, making it a perfect choice for coastal cruising, island hopping, water sports, and relaxing days at sea.

With its sleek lines, stylish appearance, and intelligently designed layout, the Activ 675 Open provides an impressive boating experience from the moment you step onboard. The spacious and comfortable cockpit area is equipped with premium instruments and a modern helm station, giving the skipper excellent control and creating a true captain’s feeling while navigating the Adriatic coastline.

Although designed as an open boat, the central console cabin provides surprising versatility. It offers enough space for two people to rest comfortably, making it perfect for a quiet afternoon nap away from the sun. The cabin can also be used as a practical storage area, providing additional space for personal belongings, equipment, and essentials needed for a full day on the water.

The Activ 675 Open is designed with smart and functional features throughout the boat. The spacious bow area can be quickly transformed into a large sun lounge, creating the perfect spot for sunbathing, relaxing, and enjoying the beautiful surroundings. Additional storage compartments throughout the bow and deck areas help keep the boat organized, while the pivoting backrest on the rear bench allows easy access to the swimming platform, making swimming and water activities effortless.

Powered by a brand-new Mercury EFI 150 HP engine, the Quicksilver Activ 675 Open delivers impressive performance, reliability, and efficiency. The powerful outboard provides smooth acceleration and excellent handling, reaching a comfortable cruising speed of around 25 knots with ease. For those looking for more excitement, the boat can reach speeds of up to 40 knots, allowing you to quickly and comfortably explore even the most distant islands and hidden bays.